RG175 Blog

Happy Summer! For school administrators summer break is a time when the pace slows and the daily demands lessen. But in truth, summer is not merely a break from leadership; it is a vital part of it. It offers the opportunity to rest, reflect, and refocus—three essential practices that enable adminis... read more

It is hard to watch the news these days. Personal political affiliations and inclinations aside, roiling markets, venomous discourse and expanding instability on a national and global level are hard to ingest and absorb. School leaders also face complex circumstances and emotions in their own commun... read more

American international schools are widely recognized for their sophisticated approaches to education that combine the best of American educational principles with international perspectives and cultural experiences, providing educators with unique and rewarding professional opportunities. Often serv... read more

When I was a child, I would spend a month with a good friend during the summer. Our days were filled with riding bikes, swimming, and playing ball, but what I loved most was his house being just down the street from the corner store. Each day, we would ride our bikes there, eagerly choosing our cand... read more

For school leaders, the month of August ushers in a range of feelings, from excitement to full-on anxiety. Opening faculty meetings and the launch of school loom large, and as we try to reclaim the steadier mindset and perspective of summer, humor can help. In thinking about the role humor plays in... read more

As a school leader—whether DEI Director, Dean of Faculty, DFO or Head of School—setting the right pace for change is vital. Moving too fast? You’re at risk of making your team anxious, stressed or overwhelmed. (Or all three!) Moving too slow, your beloved school can lose the positive associations th... read more